Back in 2010, we held our three-year-old son's hand and walked in to a meeting with a school psychologist, occupational therapist, and speech pathologist.

Treatment should involve consultation and counseling with a speech pathologist and, if necessary, a psychologist.

A radiologist records and, with a speech pathologist, interprets the resulting images to diagnose oral and pharyngeal swallowing dysfunction.

The speech pathologist works with the family, caregivers and client to improve communication and social interaction.

This seems to be the prevailing opinion among speech pathologists today.